1. to arrange something in a different order
2. to place a new order for goods or services

1. a new order placed for goods or services that have been ordered before

Examples

• The teacher asked us to reorder the sentences alphabetically.
• She decided to reorder her priorities after the accident.
• The restaurant needs to reorder supplies for next week.
• We should reorder those popular books before they sell out.
• The manager approved the reorder of office equipment.
• This is a reorder of the same items we bought last month.